switch windows builds to use docker image from azurecr #1170
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Signed-off-by: Stewart X Addison <sxa@redhat.com>
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It doesn't look like we're going to have any EA builds tonight (no new tags) so I'll kick off a full set of tests to verify that the regeneration works ok with these parameters which haven't been used in our CI previously. |
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PR TESTER RESULT ❎ Some pipelines failed or the job was aborted! ❎ |
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Shame on both reviewers for not spotting the typo ;-) |
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On a separte note ... Grrr @ BlueOcean for not showing the windows blob as "red" https://ci.adoptium.net/blue/organizations/jenkins/build-scripts-pr-tester%2Fbuild-test%2Fopenjdk21-pipeline/detail/openjdk21-pipeline/86/pipeline |
PR TESTER RESULT ❎ Some pipelines failed or the job was aborted! ❎ |
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Latest set of tests seemed to still be trying to pull |
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PR TESTER RESULT ✅ All pipelines passed! ✅ |
Currently the windows container builds are using a local container image on the machine which is not scalable and takes a while to update. This change will pull from the private azure container registry with a credential where we are storing the container images.
Partially fixes adoptium/infrastructure#3217 (For Windows only)
Related adoptium/infrastructure#3780 which is required to keep the image up to date with the playbooks
Related: The docker file used for creating this image is https://github.com/adoptium/infrastructure/blob/master/ansible/docker/Dockerfile.win2022
Also for reviewers: I'd much rather rename this credential prior to making this live since it might get mistaken for an actual credential (It's not - it's the ID/label in our jenkins instance of the stored credential)
Also FYI @AdamBrousseau for awareness. This is likely the final step in making our Windows Temurin builds run as well as they can in containers, and make it consistent with the Linux builds.